Animal Technicians
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Blog entry
A lot of guidance has been written about how to actively involve patients and the public in clinical research, and evidence is growing about the value of this.
We are delighted to publish this guest blog as part of our Coronavirus Connections series.
I visited the Craft and Graft exhibition at the Crick Institute before it closure in early February 2020.
Events
On the 29th of November 2018, Animal Research Nexus team members helped to organise an event on the standardisation of welfare terminology.
Publications
This paper draws on ethnographic work with laboratory animal technologists to offer insights into the skills required to study human–animal relations and the role played by storytelling in negotiating the contested moral economies of animal research.